The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-09-24
fEl SAVANNAH TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER "a 1887

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Acme A. y. C., at the Theatre,
Otober 3. at s P. III.
NJ. H. w. Whit aud children re-
turped ~ St Monday ev,nirg from
South Carolina. They are much i'm
prov f,om their visit.
Mr.. J l. Jones of Egypt was in the
city asi Mo day and paid us cali.
Miss Maria Z, CASTOR who recently
eraduut. 4 at Scotia Seminary, N. G..
arrived home on Wednesday last.
s. D. Scloggins, Esq, of Scriven
County visited the city on Tuesday.
He is working up an excursion from
No. 6 70 Savannah
Miss Octavia G. DeLarge sister OF
the late Hon. r. G. DeLarge. member
of Congress from the Charleston Dis
trict is N the city tue guest OF Mr. aud
Mrs. l. B Toomer
j. w. Thompson the energetic and
enterprisiug editor OF the Peoples
Journal 1T Jacksonville, Fla, was in
the city last week.
The young girls Christian Aid will
give festival at Odd Fellows hall.
Harris street, on Wednesday evening
September %. Tickets % Cents.
Any person having a copy of the
TRIBUNE Of August 6, will confer a
favor by sending it to us, when we
will pay for the same.
Necktie Festival by the Ladies
Aid of Mount Ser, at Odd Fellow,
hall, Harris street, Monday night,
Sept rs. Admission IS cents.
A grand festival, will be given by
the Y Dung Girls Christian Aid
Society, at Odd Fellows hall, Har-
ris street, on Wednesday evening.
A fine string band will De in atten-
ance
Mrs. Sarah DeLamotta, Miss Rosa
Deveaux, and master John Butts re-
turned home on Sunday last, accom-
panied by Misses Laura Thomas and
Willie Tucker two of Athens charming
daughters who will spend several
weeks III tie Fores. City.
The great success of many agents
employed by B. T. johnson 4 Go, of
Richmond, is pretty good evidence of
the excellence and popularity Ut the
books they offer to sell through Their
agents. This is a reliable house, and
any contract made with them you can
depend on Wiz De 'aIthtuty CARED out.
Mr.. S. A. Ward of our city who
graduated from Atlanta University
at the last commencement, visited
our office during the week, we are
sorry he will not remain with us,
bat expects to locate in New Or
leans, La We wish him success in
whatever enterprise he may engage.
S.r2 ant Il. ". Green has been pro-
motet - he position Of Commiss ry of
tie FIRST B ttalion OF Georgia Volun-
ers with the rsnk@of lst lieutenant.
Coz Dv"anx received Lieutenant
Green's commission from the Governor
through the adjutant grneral on last
Thursday
Mr.. C T Walker of Waynesboro
was in thu city last Saturday and spent
a q uple Of days very pleasantly. He is
run ing grocery store at Waynesboro,
which he opened on September l. and
i heinz we'll patrOnized by the colored
D. pie. Mr.. Walker is also running the
mail from Waynesboro, Mobly Pond.
aud Drone. He reports the colored
ne pie as doing we'll around Waynes
boro.
The A m Amateur Dramatic
Company, will give another grand
exhibition, at Savannah Theatre, on
Monday night, Oct. 3. The grand
est part of the programme will be
the production Of t h e sensational
drama in three acts, entitled: "Mess-
mates" The exhibition is given for
benevolent purpose.
A festival and oyster supper, also
Bible views will be exhibited at Odd
Fellows Hall, on Duffy street on Fri
day night, Sept 80, for the purpose
Of entertaining the visitors that will
arrive on the Masonic excursion on
Thursday Tickets Is cents, lady
and gentleman 3 cents.
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